Central Asian states agree on measures to boost Caspian-Black Sea trade corridor efficiency

Six nations, including Azerbaijan, Georgia, Kyrgyzstan, Turkey, Turkmenistan, and Uzbekistan, met in Tashkent to enhance the CASCA+ trade corridor. They agreed on measures to reduce transit times and costs at intermodal nodes, simplify tariffs, and improve customs clearance. The initiative aims to strengthen the route's reliability and speed for Eurasia-to-Europe trade.

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